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CSeries Tariff Sets Scene for Future Sino-Russian Offerings

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 16, 2017

The some 300 percent tariff being imposed on the CSeries represents a major blow for Bombardier, if confirmed, but by pursuing such a policy Boeing is more likely seeking to set a precedent to protect its domestic market from offerings China and Russia in future years.

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